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Round your answer to the nearest whole number

Round your answer to the nearest whole number-example-1
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\huge \red \dag \underline {\rm {{{\color{orange}{Given ...}}}}} \red \dag

  • Diagonal of TV screen = 42 inches
  • Base of TV screen = 38 inches


\huge \red \dag \underline {\rm {{{\color{orange}{To \: Find ...}}}}} \red \dag

  • Height of TV


\huge \red \dag \underline {\rm {{{\color{orange}{Solution ...}}}}} \red \dag

Answer according to the figure in attachment

In this situation we use Pythagoras theorem.

  • Pythagoras theorem states that “In a right-angled triangle, the square of the hypotenuse side is equal to the sum of squares of the other two sides“.

According to Pythagoras theorem


\Large❏ \: \Large\begin{gathered} {\underline{\boxed{ \tt {\blue{BD² = BC² + DC²}}}}}\end{gathered}

  • BD = 42 inches
  • BC = 38 inches
  • DC = ?

We need to find the DC.

Substituting the values in Pythagoras theorem


\large\purple\implies \tt \large \:BD² = BC² + DC²


\large\purple\implies \tt \large \: {42}^(2) \: = \: {38}^(2) \: + \: DC²


\large\purple\implies \tt \large \:1764 \: = \: 1444 \: + \: DC²


\large\purple\implies \tt \large \:1764 \: - \: 1444 \: = \: DC²


\large\purple\implies \tt \large \:320 \: = \: DC²


\large\purple\implies \tt \large \: √(320) \: = \: DC


\large\purple\implies \tt \large \:17.88 \: = \: DC

Hence , the height of TV is 17.88 inches

Round your answer to the nearest whole number-example-1
User Baris
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Answer:

Explanation:

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  • Use a^2 + b^2 = c^2
  • b = 38
  • c = 42
  • a = ?

Solution

a^2 + b^2 = c^2

a^2 + 38^2 = 42^2

a^2 + 1444 =1764 Subtract 1444 from both sides

a^2 + 1444 - 1444 = 1764 - 1444 Combine

a^2 = 320 Take the square root of both sides

√a^2 = √320

a = 17.89

Answer

The height of the TV screen is 17.89 inches

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